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My home :

Appears in the inventory of Real Estate Heritage.
Is protected (classified)
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I don't know

Is there a VME (Association of Co-owners) ?

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A VME occurs when a building has multiple owners. The VME manages and maintains the common parts of the building.

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Is there an (external) trustee ?

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A trustee is mandatory for buildings with multiple residential units belonging to different owners. This does not necessarily have to be an external (professional) syndic. The co-owners often choose a voluntary syndic: one of their own.

Name of trustee (external)

Your inquiry

I click on one of the images because my application concerns: *

Balcony(s) wrought & cast iron
Fences and/or Gate
Metal front door
Other request

If your request is more than one of the above choices (e.g., 3 balconies and a front door), we invite you to make 2 requests. You will see, each application form includes helpful tips to easily describe your request for repair. If you find that too cumbersome, please click on the most relevant picture for you (e.g. front door is more urgent), and describe in the free field of this request what additionally needs to be restored. We will then be happy to contact you.

Choose the balcony defects visible to you in cast or wrought iron (more than one possible)

My old balcony is gone, and I want (or need) to post an identical copy (you can!)
Parapet (balustrade) is unstable, pieces in danger of falling off
I see rust everywhere
Large piece(s) missing
Flowers, acanthus leaves, (+/-10x10cm) ... missing
Certain pieces are loose
I see cracks but all the pieces are still there
Metal handle has come loose because of rust
There are several balconies to the building in poor condition

Choose the natural stone balcony defects visible to you (more than one possible)

I see cracks in the stone near the vertical supports
One (several) corners is broken off
There is a crack elsewhere in the stone
The crack can also be seen at the bottom of the balcony surface (go look!).
There is roofing or zinc on the balcony and I don't know

Is (was) there a wooden handle?

Yes
No

If you don't see a wooden handle, look carefully at the top horizontal lath of your balcony in metal. Is that a flat lath and do you see holes every +/- 30cm? Then chances are that it used to have a wooden handle on it.

Choices wooden handle (more than one possible)

The wood is in need of replacement
My new handle will be the same color as the metal: black (most chosen)
My new handle retains the look of wood (clear varnish)
My new handle will be the same color as my windows
I prefer European wood, even if it means an additional cost

Send photos of your balcony (read tips on which photos at the bottom of this box)

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 15 files.

Useful photos for our initial diagnosis: balcony from the street (front & sides), facade as a whole, photos of the defects both of the metal, wood, stone surface. If cracks in the stone, also photo of the underside of the stone balcony

Are several balconies attached to the home in poor condition?

Yes
No

Balconies belong to the common parts in a VME, unless the internal regulations provide otherwise. If you see that the balcony of (one of) your co-owners is in poor condition, feel free to speak to them. Restoring multiple balconies together in one location results in lower costs for each individual!

How many balconies ?

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Choose the defects visible to you on fencing and/or gate (more than one possible)

Gate will not close
Gate drags on the ground when opening
No lock or lock failure
Fences are loose
Poles (supports) are broken off or cracked
Arrowheads or other decorative elements are missing
Someone drove into the gate or fence

Choose the defects visible to you on stone in which fencing/gate is attached (more than one possible)

Stone plinth or base is cracked
Pieces of stone broke off and disappeared
Pieces of stone are broken off but still present
Stone plinth, base or column has shifted

I would like more information about: (more than one choice possible)

Gate automation
Parophony (videophone)
Letterboxes

Send photos of your gate and/or fencing (read tips on which photos at the bottom of this box)

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 15 files.

Useful photos for our initial diagnosis: general view from the street and from the garden side (multiple photos side by side if needed), zoom in on the metal/stone joint, other problems you described above

Choose from the list one or more problems you experience when using your front door

Sanding marks visible on the floor
Door opens and closes with difficulty, especially in summer
Door opens and closes with difficulty all year round
I look at the bottom of door (inside & outside) and it is brightly rusted
Window does not open or opens with difficulty (just try)
Glass is cracked
There is a draft coming through everywhere

Improvements while maintaining historic character of my door: (more than one choice possible)

I want to know how to better insulate my door
I want to open the door remotely from now on (intercom, badge, smartphone)
I want to secure my door better
I want to do something about the mailbox(es)
I want a door closer (guides the door so it closes softly)

Thanks to a thorough restoration, the door is fully functional. The presence in our workshop offers the opportunity to make improvements in insulation and/or comfort of use while respecting the historical character of the door.

Send photos of your front door (read tips on which photos at the bottom of this box)

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 15 files.

Useful photos for initial diagnosis: photo complete front door from the street and inside (good lighting!), photos of bottom of door both outside and inside, photos of hinges, photos of lock.

My application concerns the renovation of historically valuable::

Steel windows in protected building (pivot et al.)
Loggia in metal (possibly supplemented with wood)
Canopy with glass
Handrail
Identical copy of historic latch, trigger, window pump (can all be done!)
Other (describe below)

Send photos of your project

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 15 files.

Useful photos for initial diagnosis: object of renovation and wider area, photo of existing latch, trigger or window pump you want an identical copy of

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